On Wednesday, there was an uptick in Vietnam’s gold prices as global bullion rates experienced a slight decrease. The gold bar price from Saigon Jewelry Company witnessed an increase of 0.87%, reaching VND174.5 million (US$6,626.79) per tael. This valuation was shared by other sellers in the market.
The increase in gold prices was not limited to gold bars alone. Gold ring prices also saw an increase, valuing at VND174.2 million per tael. To clarify, a tael equals to 37.5 grams or 1.2 ounces.
On the international front, gold prices experienced a slight decrease on Wednesday. This followed an earlier one-month high, as the US dollar began to regain its strength. The possibility of another round of peace dialogues between the United States and Iran also contributed to an increased risk appetite.
Spot gold decreased by 0.3%, standing at $4,828.07 per ounce after hitting its highest peak since March 18th earlier in the day. Meanwhile, U.S. gold futures for June delivery, remained steady at $4,851.30.
Gold prices have been fluctuating in response to recent events in the Middle East, with hopes that the United States and Iran will soon engage in peace talks.
There are indications that discussions to end the ongoing conflict in Iran could recommence in Pakistan in the next two days. This follows the recent unsuccessful negotiations, leading to the imposition of a blockade on Iranian ports by Washington.
Despite the minor drawdown, gold prices have increased by 1.6% this week on the back of renewed optimism regarding peace talks between the U.S. and Iran.
What caused the increase in Vietnam’s gold prices?
The increase was due to a decrease in global bullion rates.
What were the gold prices for Saigon Jewelry Company and gold rings respectively?
The gold bar price from Saigon Jewelry Company reached VND174.5 million (US$6,626.79) per tael, while gold ring prices valued at VND174.2 million per tael.
What has been the week’s overall performance for gold prices?
Despite a slight pullback, gold prices have increased by 1.6% this week on the back of renewed optimism regarding peace talks between the U.S. and Iran.
